Hunger did not begin with the energy crisis, and it is not primarily about food shortage. It is about affordability. Today, 20.5% of Filipinos experience involuntary hunger not because food is unavailable, but because they simply cannot afford to eat. This is more than a food issue; it is an economic and systemic challenge that demands our collective attention, our honest reflection, and our sustained action. When families must choose between paying for electricity, transport

Celebrating with Purpose in Marinduque This World Food Day 2025, AGREA Agricultural Communities International Foundation Inc. joined the global community in celebrating under the theme "Hand in Hand for Better Foods and a Better Future". The theme reminds us that every action, big or small, matters in building a world where everyone has access to safe, nutritious, and sufficient food. At AGREA, this message is more than words — it's the foundation of everything we do in our i